Hi all, I try to make-up an old book...
Due to the fact that it is a scientific text there are footnotes: about 70
I have them all in buffers. However when saying \footnote{\getbuffer[1]} I get
an ugly new line in the footnote at the bottom of the page. - How to prevent
this unnecessary hard-return?
Secondly there is a problem with the numbering when the footnote is called from
a tabulate-environment. In place of starting with 1 it starts with 2. The most
strange thing is, that in case of two footnotes in tabulate the numbering even
starts with 3.
I need to refer to the reference of footnotes. So if the first footnote is
\footnote[1]{\getbuffer[1]} I say \note[1] where it is needed. However I get
the double questionmark for a missing reference.
I would be happy to finalize this book, but ...
Willi
test-footnote.tex
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